CCFR-201b Exam Dumps - CrowdStrike Certified Falcon Responder

The correct option is Draw Process Explorer because the question asks for a graphical representation of the process relationships associated with the network connection event. Process Explorer is used to visualize process lineage, parent-child relationships, and related process activity in a graph-style view. “Inspect” displays raw details about the selected event but does not create a graph. “Show Responsible Process Data” pivots to the process responsible for the event, which is useful, but it is not the graphical process representation requested. “Show Associated Event Data” expands related event context but remains data-oriented rather than graph-oriented. In Falcon event investigations, Process Explorer is valuable when the responder needs to understand how a suspicious network event fits into the broader process chain.

The correct RTR command is xmemdump. In Falcon Real Time Response, memory acquisition commands must be selected carefully because different commands collect different types of diagnostic or memory data. CSWINDIAG is associated with collecting diagnostic information and troubleshooting data, not directly dumping kernel memory. memdump is generally associated with process memory collection rather than the Windows kernel-memory task described in the question. dumpmem is not the best native RTR command for this scenario. Since the lead analyst specifically asks for kernel memory from a Windows system, xmemdump is the appropriate command. This matters operationally because using the wrong RTR command can waste response time and fail to collect the artifact required for deeper forensic analysis.